We investigate differences in auditor judgments when auditors are assigned to an engagement in a foreign country. We predict that the decision environment of the local firm office (operationalized as either principles-oriented or rules-oriented) will have a direct effect on experienced auditor...

Management in America has become significantly more data-intensive, yet the economic, organizational, and strategic implications of this shift are poorly understood. Working with the U.S. Census Bureau, we developed measures of how manufacturing firms have used data to guide decision making over...

Clinical decision support (“CDS”) systems are computer programs that are designed to assist patients and health care professionals. A key segment of the CDS market encompasses software that utilizes sophisticated algorithms that combine biomedical knowledge, clinical practice guidelines, and...

Algorithms are increasingly available to help consumers make purchasing decisions. How does algorithmic advice affect human decisions and what types of consumers are likely to use such advice? We conducted a randomized, controlled trial comparing the effects of offering personalized information,...

The paper deals with current trends of information technologies in government decision making. In our opinion information mechanisms and state decision-making technologies take on special significance. The information field of the state decision-making process is formed by three main types of...

Algorithms increasingly assist consumers in making their purchase decisions across a variety of markets; yet little is known about how humans interact with algorithmic advice. We examine how algorithmic, personalized information affects consumer choice among complex financial products using data...